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The Open Boat


Book Description
Stories in the Travelman Short Stories series take the reader to places of mystery, fantasy, horror, romance, and corners of the universe yet unexplored. In turn, readers take them on the bus or subway, slip them into briefcases and lunchboxes, and send them from Jersey to Juneau.

Each classic or original short story is printed on one sheet of paper and folded like a map. This makes it simple... More

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Publisheraudible.com
BindingAudio Download (7 editions)
Reading LevelUncategorized
# of PagesN/A
ISBN-10B000Z8IDHE
Publication Date01/01/1901
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About Stephen Crane (Author) : Stephen Crane is a published author of children's books and young adult books. Some of the published credits of Stephen Crane include The Red Badge of Courage, Red Badge of Courage, The.
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10/3/2015 Joshua Mark said: A group of shipwreck survivors struggle against the odds to reach land - to say anything more about this story would be to ruin it. It's an unforgettable work, though. Don't think of it as a `shipwreck story' and don't think of it as `literature' - think of it as the whole of life.
tags: classic, philosophy, literature

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